I-O Data will release in late October its new pocket Wi-Fi router, the WN-G300TR. It will weigh 27g and feature NFC function, supports WEP (128/64bit), WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES) and WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) wireless LAN security. WN-G300TR also provides wireless connection speed up to 300Mbps. Continue reading »

Roccat has released its new mechanical gaming keyboard on the U.S. Market and it’s available in 3 models: Ryos MK, Ryos MK Glow and Ryos MK Pro. Ryos MK feature Cherry MK switches, 2MB flash memory, ROCCAT Easy-Shift[+] and ROCCAT Talk, is powered by ARM Cortex processor and can store over 500 Macros. Ryos MK Glow features same technical specifications as MK and it’s also packed with Continue reading »

Zowie Gear has released on 7^th October new version of Zowie EC eVo series, the model EC eVo CL and it will be available in October in partner shops. The new gaming mouse is named after Anton „Cooller“ Singov, who is Quake legend and has been working with the company for the last few months. Continue reading »

Imation Corporation introduced ultra high-speed flash drives IronKey Workspace W500. There are available in 32GB, 64GB and 128GB sizes and are waterproof and dustproof. Flash drive will feature built-in 256-bit AES hardware encryption, Windows To Go support and can write/read up to 400MB/s and 316MB/s. It costs $176 (32GB), $225 (64GB) and $442 (128GB).

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Jawbone’s Mini Jambox is using Bluetooth 4.0 for wireless connection and supports multipoint for connection two devices at the same time. Li-ion battery is built-in rechargeable and it can continuous play music up to 10 hours and 75 hours of standby. This wireless speaker is housed in extruded aluminum case with two neodymium drivers inside and passive bass radio for HQ sound. It comes in awesome colors and works with free iOS and Android Jawbone app for customization. It costs $180. Continue reading »

Princeton Technology has announced release date for its new remote control for iPhone/iPad/iPod touch cameras the PIP-CR1 and it will be compatible with Apple’s devices that feature iOS 5.0 or later. This device will be released on October 18^th. PIP-CR1 has two parts: smaller part is receiver, that you use by inserted into touch earphone jack and when you take a photo, you use the other part as a remote control. Continue reading »